Been going here since highschool and it's still great. the staff are always nice. the food is good,…read moreespecially because they let you warm it up.

Sunrise Mart has been one of New York City's go-to Japanese markets since the 1990's for fresh…read moreingredients, imported snacks, and specialty goods. It's my personal favorite spot for Japanese condiments and ingredients like Kewpie mayonnaise, Bulldog sauce, soy sauce, tofu, and panko. They also carry a great selection of Japanese beers, a wide variety of rice, and a solid assortment of prepared foods for quick meals. The service is fast and efficient, and while the store is on the smaller side, it's well organized and easy to navigate.

Fantastic quality sashimi. So fresh and tasty. The side salads are exceptional too. The place is…read moreimpeccably clean and pleasant. So happy they opened here.

Awesome store with Japanese treats and food. Was looking for strawberry Kit Kats. One thing about…read moreJapanese food items it's more healthy. The labels must match product inside. Very strict labeling standard. Not like American foods which mostly say "Made With." made with what? They have a lot of basic Japanese food items. Saw ponzu, soy sauces, ramen noodles with pre packaged freezer section. It's not a huge store. But well organized. Had the Matcha drink and purchased some treats for myself and friend. Also saw fresh sushi bar in rear of store. If I wasn't going out to dinner would have tried sushi. Guess next time. It's self help and cashier was very nice.

Best onigiri ever quick and cheap and yummy , market selection is great too lots of stuff I only…read moreever see in Japan like the ice cream wrapped in waffle w chocolate inside

A very convenient store in East Village. It was a hot day…read moreand I just needed to grab a cold drink to hydrated myself. While being small, they had a variety of Japanese products there. Prices are higher than other Asian markets I've been to, but the convenience made up for it for sure.

I love this place. It's my go-to spot when I want something to eat that is not fast food or street…read moremeat during office hours. Staff is friendly. The place is neat and there is a plethora of Japanese and Asian food (prepped, frozen). I'll try a hack next Time to keep my lunch food purchase under $10 by buying some frozen food and heating them up in the office. Any leftovers, I can store in the freezer.

Wow - what a gem in the West Village... I thought I stepped into Tokyo upon entering. It's a super…read moreclean and tidy store with amazing fresh sushi and cooked food options (all prepared in the back) ... lots of Japanese grocery items and friendly service. I grabbed a few sushi rolls -- the riceless roll, yellowtail scallion, and salmon avocado were all very good. And reasonably priced!!

예전에 미국에서 공부할기회가 있을때는 한인마트가 LA이외에는 그리 잘되어 있는 편도 아니고 작은편이라서 먹었던 미국식 한식 양송이 버섯에 콩나물 미국식 두부 쥬키니 등을 넣어서…read more냄새가 좀 덜나거나 미국인들이 그나마 익숙한 미소된장을 섞은 된장찌개를 맛볼수 있고 별도의 팁등이 없이 카페테리아 식으로 앉아서 먹어볼수 있는 곳입니다. 전 북서부에서 공부했었지만, 이곳 뉴욕에서 출장을 자주 오면 한번씩 들러야겠다고 생각이 드는 곳이고, 기억은 정확하지않지만, 주인아주머니가 아직도 운영하고 계시고 전 개인적으로 한국 남자 답지않게 제육볶음 보단 오징어볶음이나 소불고기를 선호하는데 여기 제육은 너무 맛있습니다. 출장이나 놀러오셔서 한번씩 터무니 없는 한식가격에 파인다이닝도 아닌데 비싸게 받는 한식보다는 유학생들이 한식먹을때 주로 가는 곳이였던 감미옥이나 플러싱 중국집 처럼 이곳도 들러보세요, 타코벨 타코 콤보보다 2,3불 더 주시면 여행이나 출장의 피로를 풀어줄 한식을 맛보실수 있습니다. 뉴욕의 김밥천국인 이곳 추천합니다. Back when I had the chance to study in the U.S., Korean grocery stores--outside of places like Los Angeles--were pretty limited and small. So the kind of Korean food we had access to was often a bit "Americanized": doenjang stew made with ingredients like button mushrooms, bean sprouts, American-style tofu, zucchini, and sometimes even mixed with miso to soften the smell and make it more familiar to locals. This place reminds me exactly of that era. It's a simple, cafeteria-style spot where you can sit down, eat comfortably, and not worry about tipping or anything complicated. I studied in the Pacific Northwest, but now that I find myself coming to New York frequently for business, this is definitely one of those places I feel like stopping by every now and then. If I remember correctly, it's still run by the same owner (an older Korean lady), which makes it even more special. Personally, I tend to prefer squid stir-fry or bulgogi over pork dishes--maybe not the most typical Korean guy preference--but the spicy pork here is honestly outstanding. If you're visiting or on a business trip, instead of paying premium prices for Korean food that isn't even fine dining, I'd recommend places like this--similar to how Korean students used to go to Gam Mee Ok or the Chinese restaurants in Flushing. For just a couple of dollars more than a Taco Bell combo, you can have a comforting Korean meal that really helps you recover from travel fatigue. Think of this place as New York's version of "Kimbap Heaven"--simple, satisfying, and worth coming back to.

I ordered the bulgogi kimbap and 4 steamed dumplings for pickup off DoorDash. KoFoo was located in…read morethe back of a deli market featuring a lot of different little restaurants. There are some seats available so you can eat there too. When I went to pick up the food, the cashier looked a little annoyed. Otherwise, the food was okay. The kimbap portion was larger than I expected featuring 12 pieces. The bulgogi was a little bit dry, and the roll came with no sauce. I ended up using the sauce paired with my dumplings for the kimbap. The dumplings weren't bad, they were on the smaller side. This was definitely a lot of food though, I felt stuffed afterwards.

Shinjuku Japanese Deli is exactly what I'm looking for in a quick, quality lunch spot -- good,…read morefresh ingredients from a local shop. Simple, reliable, and satisfying. I grabbed one of their poke bowls to go during a workday, and it was definitely FRESH. The salmon tasted clean and flavorful, the onions were crisp and seemed like they'd just been sliced, and the rice had the perfect consistency to tie everything together. Nothing overly fancy -- just solid, basic ingredients with a little sauce on the side that let everything shine. It's refreshing to find a no-frills spot that focuses on quality rather than overcomplicating things. I'll definitely keep this in mind next time I'm craving a fresh poke bowl. Bonus: they also carry Japanese candy and different kinds of seaweed, which makes it a fun place to browse while you wait. So happy to have found this neighborhood gem and support a local business. However, sometimes difficult to communicate with the employees but we figured it out!

Good, fresh ingredients from a local shop...that's a recipe for a quality lunch in my opinion. I…read moregot one of their poke bowls to go during a workday, and it was definitely FRESH. The salmon tasted good, the onions tasted like they had just been cut before going into the bowl, and the rice was the right consistency to bring everything together. Nothing too fancy other than the basic ingredients and a little sauce on the side. Good to know this place is in the area next time I'm in the mood for a fresh, no frills poke bowl.

Ordered the pork cup bap to go. The portion size at this price point is great - I believe my order…read morewas under $10. They provide a generous amount of rice, salad, and meat of your choice. The pork was juicy and flavorful. My one complaint is that they added a bit too much mayo to the rice, to the point where it ended up a bit soggy.

Giving 5 stars for what this place is - a casual quick bite kind of spot. I was mostly surprised by…read morethe chicken teriyaki bowl which I know sounds super basic but hear me out. The rice was cooked perfectly, the chicken was tender, and everything had this savory, bright, sweet, a little sour sauce over that I don't know what it is - is it yuzu? Whatever it was, it worked and I would go back if I was craving asian food in the area. Sometimes, I want to have a food adventure/moment but not spend too much or have something too heavy and this place is the perfect place for that. Their spicy fried mandu were standard, hit the spot. Their fizzy drinks I've tried are not too sweet and complement the meal well. I have gone back a few times and have liked it each time. Again, perfect for a quick cheap bite that satisfies your taste buds and not too heavy!

I got the iced latte. For five dollars, could've gone to starbies but it's ok. I suggest going for…read morematcha. Although I haven't had it here I think it could be good. This may sounds controversial, but my sister who LOVES sugar threw out Ramune because it was so sweet. No blame to the mart though, al the drinks and food are super reasonably priced. Some cute home goods upstairs. Might come back to get a soy sauce container.

Nice Japanese grocery store with a wide selection of snacks, seafood, veggies, soda, kitchand…read morecosmetic products.